巴列维在法兰克福代伊朗人民领取「自由奖」：警方称约5000人游行声援
法兰克福—据德新社报道，流亡海外的伊朗末代国王之子雷扎·巴列维11月7日在德国法兰克福圣保罗教堂举行的仪式上，代表伊朗人民领取弗里德里希·瑙曼基金会2026年度「自由奖」。该奖自2006年起每两年颁发一次，表彰对自由公民社会的杰出贡献；今年基金会把奖颁给伊朗人民、由巴列维代为保管，他在仪式上表示，有朝一日要把这座奖亲手交到伊朗人民手中。
颁奖当天，法兰克福出现大规模声援集会。警方说，约5000人走上街头游行，其中多数是巴列维的支持者，当天晚些时候还有一场集会；主办方登记的一场游行规模约为2.4万人。美国驻法兰克福总领馆此前一天发布示威警示，要求其人员避开圣保罗教堂与集会路线周边区域。
巴列维的妻子亚斯明·巴列维说，法兰克福警方以伊朗伊斯兰共和国可能进行报复、危及人群安全为由，告知夫妇二人不能出席当天的集会并发表讲话。法兰克福警方未即时回应媒体的置评请求。
（来源：德新社）
Reza Pahlavi Accepts Freedom Prize on Behalf of Iranian People in Frankfurt
FRANKFURT — Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last shah, accepted the Friedrich Naumann Foundation's 2026 Freedom Prize on behalf of the Iranian people at a ceremony in St. Paul's Church in Frankfurt on November 7, the German news agency dpa reported. The prize has been awarded every two years since 2006 in recognition of outstanding commitment to a liberal civil society; this year the foundation awarded it to the Iranian people, with Pahlavi receiving it in trust. Speaking at the ceremony, he said he would one day place the award in the hands of the Iranian people.
Large demonstrations accompanied the ceremony. Police said about 5,000 people took to the streets of Frankfurt, the majority of them Pahlavi's supporters, with a rally planned later on Saturday; a march registered by organisers was expected to draw about 24,000 people. The U.S. Consulate General in Frankfurt had issued a demonstration alert the day before, instructing its employees to avoid the St. Paul's Church and march-route areas.
Pahlavi's wife Yasmine said Frankfurt police had told the couple they could not attend or address the rally because the Islamic Republic might retaliate by targeting people in the crowd. Frankfurt police did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
(Source: dpa)
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图片来源：图：雷扎·巴列维资料图。图片来源：Wikimedia Commons（CC BY-SA 2.0）。 / Photo: Reza Pahlavi. Image: Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).
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